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Sherifs Sale.
J. n. EINNEAR,
Sheriff Adair Co. No
-. o.

By virtue and authority Of special e1ecz-
tion on . judgment for delinquent taxes. issG-
ed from the Office OF the clerk Of the circui.
court Of Adsir county, Missouri, On the 18th
day Of November. lss7, made retuInable AZ the
January term, I--s- Of said court, and 70 me,
the undersigned sheriff. directed and deliver
cd in favor OF the state Of Missouri, 81 The re-
lation and 20 the use Of n P StrOck coilec tor.
ofthe revenue for Adair county, Missouri a1d
against unknown heirs OF B G. Barrow and
unknown hairs Of N T DeRezne- ;n PursE-
ance Of judgment and order OF sale OF said
Cirruif cOur: az its OcsoDe- term. lss1, have
levied upon and seized, and on Thursday the
sth day OF January. Is-S. Viii sell at the cont
horse door IN the town OF hirksTille- Adalr
county. Mssoud- between the hOu-s or :
O'Clock in the forenoon and ) O'Clock IN The
afternoon Of said day- while the circuit court
within and fO- Eaid county IS IN session. 81
public auction. 20 the highest bidder f0r cash
IN hand, the following described real estate,
situated IN Adsir county, Missouri, O. 50
much thereof zs viii satisfy The Judgment, in
fz-=ts sad cOS-s in said c41se- the same Be-
ilg lien against said rezi estate. as shown By
Judgment and decree OF said eOurT- tOEis-
Southwest fourth Of the south west glars-
OF section zen l6-J township sixty-One t5lJ
rznge sixteen fI5l Ads5- county, No 70 szt-
isf- said execution snt costs OF .Ais sale
J H hISSEARe
SlerT Adzir Co Nc
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ShenRs Sale

By Tirtue and authority Of special e-ee.-
ton On Judgment for delinquent taxes i=sU-
sfi from the Office OF the erk Of the ciTCGi-
court Of Adsir county, Missouri, On the 18th
day OF November Is5s. made Teturnsbie a. the
January term, I55., OF said cOUrt, and 20 ne
the undersigned sheriff, directed and deliver
I'd, in favor ofthe state Of S::s=ouTi at the -e-
IatiOG and 20 The use Of N r >trOck collector
Of the revenue fOr Adzir county, Missouri.
AMI against unknown heirs of a Morris and
unknown hei-s Of Robert J. Hannah IN pu-zu-
ance Of q judgment AID order Of sale Of said
circuit court - its October term. I-s7, I have
legied upon and seized. and On Thursday the
:5tiI day Of Jsuuar-, l--, gill sell et -hs court
house scc- II the town oi E4rzsviils, Adalr
county Missouri, between the EOC-z OF 3
O'Clock IN the forenoon and ; O'Clock in che
afternoon Of said day, while TIE cirCui- cOG-t
within and for said county is IN session. az
Du5iic auCtIOn- % the highest bidder, for cash
IN hand. the following described zeal es-a.e-
situated IN Adzir county, Missouri, Or 50 niuch
thereof ss will satisfy the judgment, interests
and costs in said cause, t-e =aIne being lien
against said real estate, e shown by Judgment
and decree OF said court, ro-wit:
North nalf Of the southwest quarter OF the
northwest quarter Of section Thirty-siI t5s)
township sixty-three ISL range sixteen fI6)
Adair county. No, 70 satisfy said execution
and costs Of this sale.
J. n. EINNEAR,
Sheriff Adair Co., No.
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That Rarest of Combinations.

True delicacy of flavor with true
efficacy Of action has been attained
in the famous California fruit
liquid remedy, Syrup of Figs. Its
pleasant taste and beneficial
effects have rendered It immensely
popular. It cleans the System,
cures Costiveness, etc. For sale
by J. G. Jamison.
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SheriFs Sale.
J. n. KINNEAR.
Sheriff Adair Co. 30

By virtue and authority OF special execu-
ton on a judgment for delinquent taxes, issu-
ed from the Office Of the clerk Of the circuit
court Of Adsir county, Missouri, on the 2stn
day Of November, l5S1, made retur1able AZ the
Jannary term. IS-s, Of said court. and 20 me-
the undersigned Sheriff. directed and delivered
in favor Of che state f Missouri a. the relation
and 70 the use or n =. Stroek. collector Of the
revenue FOX Adair county Missouri.
and against Andrew Lemmons, II. B. Denman
John ID. Martin, Vim. Clews and Martin
Cooley in pursuance Of a Judgment and order
Of sale Of said circuit court q lis October term
l.S1. have IeTied upon and seized. and on
Thursday the 9Th day Of January, Is-s, will
seil al the court hOuse door IN the town Of
EfTksyiiIe, Acair e 1unty. Missouri. between
the hOurs Of 9 O'Clock IN the forenoon and )
O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day, ghiie tie
eI-euit c. MT within and for Ezid eOuatT : in
sessiO1- a. public arcti0n, 20 TIE highest Rid
der, for cas1 II hand the following described
real estate, situated n Adzir eOulty. No. OF
70 muen thereof a. viii satisfy ;he judgment.
interests AID costs in =aid cause. the same be-
Jug lien against said real estate. as shown By
judgment and decree Jf said ceurt, to-3if.
south half Of The sOuth east quarter section
thirty-sir Ls5I township sixty two I,szI -snSs
sixteen li5l Adair county, Missouri, . satisfy
said execution and costs q this sale
J. H. ETNSEAR
She-id Adzir Co. No
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Which Is Legal?

Ed. GRAPHIC-I wish to call
attention Of the attorneys OF your
city to a matrimonial question,
which has lately been sgitated in
Knox and Shelby counties [ have
been credibly informed that the
following is correct, just as the
matter occurred with exception OF
names) j; 10. Smith married Miss
Sis Jones He procured the
license In Shelby county and was
married In Knox county and the
marriage duly recorded, as the
records OF Knox county show.
After the parties had been married
q short time, the queststion arose
as to the validity OF the marriage,
from the fact that Sis Jones had
been previously married and SIS
Jones vas her maiden name
Now 10 Smith went to the cir
cult CLERK OF Shelby county the
second time, and procured a
license for Jo Smith and Mrs. SIS
Wells They were then married
q second time by a justice OF the
peace OF Shelby and the marriage
duly recorded IN that county.
Now the question agitating the
people IS: was the first or second
marriage legal; and, If tie first is
legal, IS the second illegal- What
say We, gentlemen OF the laws2
Inquiringiy Yours,
A J. FIGHT.
y. 3. No monsy at the bottom
1 this.
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a happiness that is quite un-
disturbed becomes tiresome; We
mus have some ups and downs;
the difficulties which are mingled
with love awaken passion and
increase pleasure
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CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET.
For Adalr County. january Term, 1888.

FIgsT DAY. JAN. 9. 1883.
45sj VI A Moore vs Mscon Savings Bank
1900 Madison 8 Downing Va Thos. Nolan
50s4 Lizzie and Thos. l.. Morrow ys
Jackson McGrew.
j1Sl JOHN II Roberts ct al Exparte
52l7 Lucy A Iinder VS. Candice and Ed
win Pearce
52G6 wn1 Fieenor VS. Mary c. Fleenor
52s2 State of Missouri ys The estate OF
Earnest Gabler
..z97 .h nnie j Evans Va City Of KirksTiile
1884 Sherwood Il Sherwood vs Sanford
J Miller
1896 Lucy A Linder VS. Uriah Updyke
1896 Lucy A Liader vs Henry Hannah
$500 Thomas Dawson vs Calvin Hinton
5GOl City OF KirksvilIe vs. Mrs. +. j.
Britton
5G06 Lucinda Saner ct al vs. Mel5ourn
Stinsob e. al
5eo9 II Mason W George Watson
SECOND DAY-JAN. 81, 1888.
5Gl3 Jrs Wait public Admr Est Of VIM
Price " Fl Clifton, J Gray, and A
Mcclure
563l Frank Quinn Exparts
52l3 P r Greenwood VI Heirs Of Steph-
en- Rinehzrt
5632 Cockrum & Cettey vs. Conner &
Byrne
563S Eliza A HaIstead vs. Dan Halstead
$3.50 Mile Rogers vs. Thos N Rogers
5642 Phebe Noblette vs. State Ins &c,
Des Msines. Iowa.
5644 Burt s. Gerry VS. Z W Mears
geE James 4 Plersee VS. viola .fiersee
5s4S Wilford Huffman vs. Jas Primm
57o3 Horac B Beckner vs. jos McLinr
5s49 Lucy a Page ct al W Elizabeth
Markey ct al
$3.50 John Casksy VS. Susan and Wm
II Parcels
5657 S A BlasIand Sc Co vs. James "
Casen
1858 Rosalie Bunker rs Enoch Bunker
\ 1856 Sarah Z Nabsickel Vi Jos faf slcssl
THIRD DAr-JAN. 4, 1883.
5s57 Jno W and Calvin j Pollock vs. "
w Pollock etal
6i50 Almeds A Durham ct al vs. Anla
V Keller ct al
566l Clara A Bricker VS. David Bricke:
1858 James TuIl VS. Phoenix Ins Co c
Hartford. Conn
1854 Smith. Stoughton & Payne vs. Jai
II Wilson & Co
.GGj Philip N Smith vs. john Cole
1861 A u wilkins vs. John B Williams
! JG6S A N wilkins vs. Kirksville ) BanE
GaI oil 3 Williams
1863 Josephine and Jas French Va VIZ
MsrsyaII. John and Nelson Martin
1863 IL Josephine French et al vs. John
L Martin
500 Samuel p NovInger vs Jos Long
J57I John Sizemcre ys Louisa sizemore
1872 Ella y Cbandine KS Emery Chau.
dine
5G13 Chas = Beardsley Amr Est C SBoei
Ts Isadore sroot
5G76 Carter & Moody rs Jack MeGrew
5G117 + G SIcklcs IS Abel McMurlen and
&c 3iIzin
56s1 Saraa I.eech VI Fioletta c Leeeb
Admr1 Est CE Leecn
JG92 First National Bank Kirksyille v:
j w asd Leticia Baldwin Gas OF
Tummond & Shaw
1891 Greenwood & Ivie W Chas d Henry
500 Burton E Walker ys PM Kerns
51OI James D Yadoa VS. Jos Wickam
sos John ) Baliinger vs Louis Schmit
51O4 John Z Adkins rs Geerge Morgan
FOURTH D2T-GAy5 ), 1883.
81 tax suits and return docket
5Gis Viola c Dye vs. George W Dye
JG23 John and Ira Storts Y. samuel
Storts ct al
1850 wm O'Brien rs Calvin Morgan
57O1 Soseph Z Landes vs. JOHN L Nc.
Queen at al
5702 John Lacy rs John u Moran
5705 Lucinda Vandiver vs " H vandiyel
57e6 Thos Clark vs 2 z Crow & Russell
McGinn
57s9 Geo y Burns We P D Bibee
PIErH DAY-JAy G, 1893.
CrimlnsI docket. cases.
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Thrilling News For Al.

Who are suffering With Asthma,
bronchitis, Difficult Breathing,
Consumption. Coughs, Colds and
all Throat and Lung Troubles
Fulkerson's Holland Cough Cure
ezerts almost magic power in ali
Of these affections Price 80 cents.
j. g. Jamison.
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Excitement in Texas.

Great excitement has been
caused in the vicinity OF Paris,
TX. by the remarkable recovery of
Mr. J. E. Corley, who was 80
helpless he could not turn In bed,
or raise his head, everybody said
he was dying of Consumption. 4
trial bottle of DR.. Kings New
Discovery was sent him. Finding
relief, he bought large bottle and
a box OF Of DR.. Kings New Life
Pills; by the time he had taken
two boxes OF Pills and two bottles
Of the Discovery, he was y " and
had gained n flesh IT, six
pounds.
Trial bottles OF this Great Dis
covery for Consumption free at
J; G. Jamlson's. Large Bottle
81
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Corn Prizes for 1889.

COLUMBIA, Mo-, Dec. II, '87.
The State Board of Agriculture
offers 500 for the best five acres
of corn grown IN Missuri in 1888.
$50 for the second best; and . for
the third best crop. Private pre-
miums viii likely be added as
heretofore.
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Sherifs Sale.

By virtue and authority of an ex-
ecutiOn, issued from the Office Of the clerk
Of I'll. circuit court ofJacksOD county,
Missouri, returuable at the January term, lss-
OF said court, TO me directed, in favor Of VI
Diyely and against J G.. Johns, have levied
upon and seizedali right, title. interest and
estate Of the said J. G.. Johns OF, in and to the
following described real estate situate IN Adair
county, Missouri, to-wit.
All OF the south half Of the north half OF sec
tion six and south half Of south west quarter
and north vest quarter OF south west quarter
west quarter OF section six Isl townshi, sixty
quarters 81 Of section one IlI and th. south
hall ofsouth east quarter Of section one y and
east half Of lot No. two III Of northeast Iuar-
ter and north half OF south east g.arter
and northeast quarter Of southwest Tuai
ter Of section two III in township sixtT two
l6zl, range sixteen ll6l aud south east quarter
OF the southwest ~ and south half OF :. nth
west - Of southeast IL Of sec thirfysi& 81
tp- sixty three lf-.i OF range sixteen isl cor
tanning eleven hundred acres more OF less and
all lying in Adair county, Missouri, end vii
on Thursday the jth day 81 January, I--T, be-
tween the hOuTs Of nine O'Clock 4. VI and i've
O'Clock p. II OF tnat da,, while the circ1it
cGIrt for Adair county, Missouri i in session
q the CONT house dCo-- in EiTkGyille, ADA :
county. Missouri, sell the same. OF - much
thereof a may be Tequi-ej, - public sale. to
the highest bidder Eer cash in hand. ,s1biect
20 ali priO- liens and jafyments,l 20 satisfy
zsid execution and costs j. II RIysZAg,
sheriff Adsir Co.. 10.
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ton for the Inauguration of the
Christmas feast. The tee and
presents were as elegant as usual.
ly found in cities, and all present
pronounced the evening one the
most enjoyable Of their lives.
MI. CHURCH AT BRasHEAR
Saturday evening last win be
long remembered by the scholars
| of the NJ. E. Sunday School at that
place. The church was filed to
its utmost capacity, the tree was
me of the finest that was ever seen
III the town and the presents were
II profusion, and varied from very
.ostiy to cheap and useful. Every
body was we'll satisfied and will
iope TO- many returns of the day.
At sUBLETTE
A beautiful evergreen tree was
loaded with presents. The crowd
was 50 large that the seating capa-
.ity of the church was over-taxed,
and the aisles were crowded with
those who could not find seats. An
excellent time was had, and all
were pleased.
AT BETHEL, NEAR sPERRY
Presents were distributed to q
crowded house and the only thing
to n ar the pleasures of the even
| ing was the boisterousness of
| some rude boys, who will probs-
| bly, be prosecuted.
At the Baptist church, colored
a fair began Christmas eve and
continued without interruption
till Wednesday morning, when
fire broke out n the church and
for time threatened to consume
the building. Every thing was
at once moved to the Kibler Hal
and the fair opened out larger than
ever. A colored baby show wa:
the attraction yesterday afternoon
The colored people will continue
the festivities till the New Yeal
dawns.
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Halladay Bros, still keeps A B.
Atchison, Kansas. -four. also Glen
wood No L patent, price lower
than the lowest, and all guaran-
teed first-class.
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FRIDAY DECEMBER 80.


President did not have the beDe6
of Blaiue's criticism OIL his messag,
eto re it was published.
The President has evidentl,
gained two or three ideas from
Blsine's criticism of his message
and he seems determined to prot
by them, rs he has called Randi
to the White House for a consu
tation.
The administration tariff
bill proposes to put wool on thu
free list, but the wool grower
will vigorously resent any attempt
to thus destroy an industry which
has grown to such vast proportions
under protective policy.
Governor John S. Marina
duke died at Jefferson City
Wednesday night about 9 o'clock.
He had been complaining for
several days and was attacked
with pneumonia, Monday, which
resulted in death.
-Ex-Secretary Manning died
at Albany, n. Y. last Saturday
morning. Close confinement 20
work III a badly ventilated Office
while in Washington shattered his
health to such an extent that be
was unable to rally. The funeral
took place Tuesday afternoon.
Some of our Democratic
exchanges are complaining that
there are more Republican postal
clerks than there are Democrats.
Judging from the wretched condi-
ton Of the postal service since
only part of the Republicans
have been turned out, it would be
safe to infer that if all were turned
out the postal service would have
to be suspended.
The people of Western
Kansas were terrible sufferers
during the blizzard last week.
More than sixty persons were
frozen to death. Without food or
fuel the case is a desperate one.
Organized relief parties are now
doing everything that can be done
to supply food and fuel TO the
destitute, and it is hoped to have
them prepared for the next biz,
zerd.
AT the request OF the Presl-
dent Mr.. Randall visited the
White House last week. The sub
ject Of conversation was the tariff
and the influence the proposed
abolition Of the internal revenue
system would have on it. Afte1
the interview MIR. Randall stated
to a distinguished Southern rep
resentative that a bill would be
introduced in the house that viii
not affect the industrial interests
or disturb the business Of the
country. he further stated that
the president did not oppose the
repeal of the tobacco and brandy
tax and that it might be necessary
to send a supplemental message
to Congress on the internal reye.
nue. question.
1t is generally thought that
cities Of fourth class enjoy priv.
leges and advantages that lesser
ssTns know nothing about But
do We, IS city Of the fourth class
ENJOY greater privileges, or are
our privileges more restricted
than in towns OF a less pretentiou:
classification? When a city be.
comes one Of the fourth class it /:
supposed that the magnitude aud
volume Of It's business has become
so great that men 10 longer have
time to get out On goods boxes and
discuss and adjust the differences
that may arise because a contract
for fuel Is not filed TO the letter,
a load OF hay, corn or oats does not
weigh as much as it shonld, or be-
cause our coal oil freezes solid
when the temperature falls to
zero, We certainly have the most
accommodating people to be found
auyEhere. for voT1 find them not
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Never speak evil of another
while you are under the influence
of envy and naleyolence, but wait
till your spirit are cooled down.
that you may better Judge whether
to utter or suppress the matter.
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Christmas Chimes.

The busy shoppers all of last
week, when the weather would
permit, and the splendid displa;
of holiday goods, gave promise
that Christmas would be more
generally observed both in town
and country, than for years past,
and as the GRAPHIC reporters
Christmas eve looked IN upon the
assemblies at the various churches
they found that it was so.
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Great men never want expert
ence.
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AT WILSON

The Union Sunday school had
made the most elaborate prepara-
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7RAsaLE BROS Gs55lsss. a5asss.
Iss7
IG11-

1851 Ies7
3. 2 LAMKlN, ie5iies ts5.iea aso to
his Twenty five Thousand dollar stock Of dry
goods, clothing, carpets, ladies and childrens
winter wraps, hats and fur caps, ladies and
gents hosiery and underwear, fine yarns etc.
Largest stock and lowest prices guaranteed.
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At THE MASONIC HALL

the Cumberland Presbyte, ;ar
Sunday school enjoyed the fruits
OF a Christmas tree. About hall
past seven o'clock greatly TO the
delight OF the chihren 'EOid San
ia" drawn by two feeted footed
|esquimsuX arrived from MS north
ern home and was installed master
OF the Christmas festivities. j
distribution Of gifts for the Sun
day school children followed and
all both old and young were de-
lighted with the the evenings en-
tertainment-
AT THE u. z. CHURCH. SOUTH
there was = distribution OF nuts.
candies and fruits. As there wer,
no literary exercises, the audience
was adjourned early IN the even
ing
AT WILSON
Ihe Union Sunday school had
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W. ?. MASON & soN,
s.oBERT LoREHz. D Deal al

ceries, E0o.s ard Shoes de Is enabled 70 sell
as good goods at as close figure as any .hs;
can be obtained in the city; five doors south Of
savings bask.
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The Christmas entertainment
az the Baptist church consisted of
appropriate songs; q humorous
speech by Mr.. David Gentry Supt.
Of Public schools; and q feast OF
confections for the little folks
whose enjoyment OF the speech
was scarcely less than their merri-
ment over the estables. At the
close OF the entertainment. Supt.
Helladay was presented on behalf
of the school. with handsomely
bound bible
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\. 3. No money at the bottom
1 this
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-03-11

WASHINGTON, March 5.-The bill
for the annexation of the Panhandle" /"
of Idaho Territory to Washington
Territory has met the fate of what is
known as "pocket veto;" that is
the President failed to sign the bill
before the adjournment of Congress,
and it therefore fails. The president
referred the bill to Secretary Lamar.
Senator Stewart had an interview
with the Secretary, and explained to
him fully the purposes of the bill;
but, it is reported, Secretary Lamar
did not enter into the scheme with
any degree of enthusiasm. A number
of senators urged the President to
sign the bill, but he told them that
he had received telegram from the
Governor of Idaho, protesting against
the signing of the annexation bill, and
therefore he could not see his way
clear to exercise his power to make
the bill law.
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Masonic Hall will be filled to
overfowing on the. 18th, on which
date Mr.. Kingsley will give lecture,
in compliance with request of many
citizens of this place, the subject to
be st. Patrick and Ireland. Mr..
Kingsley, as historical or biographi-
cal lecturer has but few, if any equals
in Idaho, and in fact can deliver an
interesting and instructive lecture on
almost any subject. The full houses
he always has is an evidence of his
popularity. The Idaho City string
band will discourse music for the
occasion, and vocalists will entertain
the audience with Irish airs. With
an instructive and entertaining lecture
and good music, the program for the
evening of the 18th cannot fail to be
a rare treat.
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Parents who lie awake nights worrying
about their daughters and their daughters
best young man will thank the Judge for
kind suggestion. An ingenious con
trivance connects the parlor clock with a
God Bless Our Home motto on the
wall. The machine is SO set that at II
O'Clock the motto unfolds and this legend
appears; "Gas out and dog unclaimed al
ii :05. Good night" At the same time a
lever connected with the clock pounds
vigorously and repeatedly on gong
Judge.
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A PRIVATE letter from Banner
states that Louie Thomas, formerly of
that place, died on Feb. 18th, at Los
Angeles, Cal. His death was not
unexpected. Before Louie left this
county he had given up all hopes of
recovery, and realized that he must
soon cross the dark river, but hoped
that his life might be little prolonged
by the climate of California. His
disease was consumption. He was
an expert miner, and leaves many
friends in Banner district. He leaves
two brothers in this Territory, one in
Silver City and the other on Wood
River.
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A. B. MoRREIL is still at work on
his mine in Lewis gulch. He ran
out of pay ore sometime ago, but
didn't give up. He's not that kind
of man. He expects, by persever
ance, to open up another pay chute,
and is driving his tunnel ahead on the
vein, which is we'll defined and OF
good size, but carries but little gold
He is running to get underneath a
no;nt on the surface where the ledge
gives good prospects. We hope to
soon hear of Mr.. Morrell's good for
tune in tapping valuable pay chute